Habiter en Méditerranée, la métropole à l'épreuve du développement durable

The real estate complex Diagonal Mar at Barcelona is an urban resort. Its realization is based on the alibi of sustainable development and the offering of a large landscaped park for the public. Symbol of the Spanish real estate frenzy of the 2000s, the Catalans criticize this mode to inhabit the contemporary city, while noting the issue of the public and private sector collaboration in the realization and the perception of a new urban landscape of skyscrapers, despite a relative ownership of the inhabitants of this new public space. On the Mediterranean, a hybrid form of gated community is needed, through a lifestyle completely in shift with the local culture

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